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    11/10/2022 11:06 AM  #1

    Daze
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    393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Lots have people have given ideas for this video serries and it looks like it will have quite a few "chapters".  Here is the third one, enjoy!

    https://youtu.be/8iuLEzfiiY0



     

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    11/10/2022 6:04 PM  #2

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Sure beats the old....'cold chisel & 4 pound hammer' install !!   

    No lube or locktite?!
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    11/10/2022 8:08 PM  #3

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Good video

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    11/11/2022 10:17 AM  #4

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    6sally6 wrote:

    No lube or locktite?!
    6sal6

    They are a press fit and lock on their own.
     

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    11/11/2022 12:56 PM  #5

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Well done señor Day.

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    11/11/2022 8:58 PM  #6

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Love it day!  As you may know, I inherited a old but good 30" Enco Drill-Mill and another lathe...10" Logan and a truck load of tooling.  Making parts and tools is an absolute hoot.  Wish I had gotten into it years ago.  Thanks again for all the good info, your work is fantastic.

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    11/12/2022 10:16 AM  #7

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    Love it day!  As you may know, I inherited an old but good 30" Enco Drill-Mill and another lathe...10" Logan and a truck load of tooling.  Making parts and tools is an absolute hoot.  Wish I had gotten into it years ago.  Thanks again for all the good info, your work is fantastic.

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    Not sure how far you are on your machining journey but if you are new I would recommend taking classes at YSM, "Youtube School of Machining".  Blondiehacks is fantastic, she has a lathe skills and mill skills series.  I learned more from that channel than any other.
     

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    11/12/2022 12:09 PM  #8

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    Love it day!  As you may know, I inherited a old but good 30" Enco Drill-Mill and another lathe...10" Logan and a truck load of tooling.  Making parts and tools is an absolute hoot.  Wish I had gotten into it years ago.  Thanks again for all the good info, your work is fantastic.

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    Congrats on the machine tool acquisitions.
    I don’t know what model you have but back in the day Logan was one of the best 10” tool room lathes, a step above South Bend.

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    11/12/2022 9:36 PM  #9

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    Re: 393W video series, # 3 DIY cam bearing tool and bearing install

    Awesome!    Keep these going and you are going to have a great how to series on the net and help a lot of people on the way!   Watching things like this help me slowly heal inside and get back up and doing things.   I may get the courage to really dig into my old cars again.  They really do wait for you...

    You're an inspiration!

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